Interesting post, but this puzzles me:
On Thursday, March 22, 2012 8:52:12 AM UTC+1, radovan bast wrote:
obviously i wouldn't do this if you have already pushed the commits
I guess it is a problem if some other people commit on the wrong master
branch?
that's right. if commits moved the "wrong" branch and this branch is public
(somebody committed to wrong branch and pushed the commits),
perhaps in the "central" repository, then branch pointers should not be
moved
back by rebasing. this is a general recommendation.
if that happened then i would git revert the commits.
there are other ways out but i think they would involve informing other
people
where the new master is. i am curious to see whether they are better ways
to solve commits to "wrong" public branches.
best wishes,
radovan
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